Indian Electric Cooperative

Indian Electric Cooperative, Inc. is a member-owned, non-profit distribution cooperative, that supplies electric service to its members in seven north-central and northeastern Oklahoma counties including Pawnee, Osage, Creek, Payne, Noble, Kay and Tulsa.Incorporated on August 1, 1939, IEC now provides almost 14,000 members with service to 18,245 homes and businesses through 3,516 miles of distribution line covering a service territory of 2,500 square miles. IEC employs 81 people and has headquarters in Cleveland and a district office in Fairfax. IEC is governed by a board of trustees from each of its seven districts. Each trustee serves a three-year term. All cooperative members have equal voting rights and have the opportunity to vote at IEC's district and annual meetings. The YouTube video The Electric Cooperative Story, features a fast-action hand-drawn guide to the history, structure, and purpose of rural electric cooperatives. IEC continues to dedicate time, energy and resources to accomplishing its mission - to enhance the quality of life of member-owners by promoting a positive economic, political, social and regulatory environment.